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Saved queries, content relationships and design-your-own loops to show the right content automatically.

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DataCPT BuilderThe CPT Builder lets you register custom post types and taxonomies from the admin — no code — so you can model content like Services, Listings or Team members. Where: WP Admin → Tiger Elements → CPT Builder. Creating a post type Give it a name, choose supports (title, editor, thumbnail, etc.), set a URL slug […]Read article →DataCustom Content Types (CCT)Custom Content Types (CCT) let you model structured data — team members, properties, courses, menu items — as schema-defined records stored in their own database table, then query and display them anywhere with dynamic tags. It’s the lightweight alternative to a full custom post type. Where: WP Admin → Tiger Elements → CCT Builder. Define a […]Read article →DataData StoresData Stores is the engine that remembers per-visitor lists — wishlist, compare and favorites — whether or not the visitor is signed in. It’s the foundation the WooCommerce Conversion Suite builds on. Where: a background engine — you interact with it through widgets like Wishlist and Compare, and via its AJAX add/remove actions. How lists […]Read article →DataDynamic Loop & Query GridShow any list of content — posts, products, events, custom types — using a layout you design. You build one "card" template, and the widget repeats it for every item, with grid columns and pagination.Read article →DataDynamic WidgetsDynamic Widgets pull their content from the item currently being viewed — post title, featured image, content, meta, author — so one design serves every post or product. They’re the building blocks of a single or loop template. Where: the Elementor panel, inside a Theme Builder Single/Archive template or a Loop Template. Requires the Dynamic […]Read article →DataQuery BuilderBuild a saved, reusable query once — "latest posts in this category", "featured products", "events after today" — and use it across multiple widgets. Change the query in one place and every widget that uses it updates.Read article →DataRelationsConnect items to each other — Books ↔ Authors, Doctors ↔ Clinics, Products ↔ Accessories — and show those connections anywhere on your site. Relations create true, two‑way links between content.Read article →